Singer Justin Bieber is set to release his new album, titled Changes, on February 14, the musician announced on Tuesday.
The pop singer, who is returning to the music scene after five years, took to Instagram to share the news. “My new album #Changes out Feb 14. Pre-order and get the new track with my friend @kehlani ‘Get Me’ now,” Bieber wrote.
The album is a follow-up to 2015’s Purpose. The singer also announced his second track from the set “Get Me,” featuring Kehlani. He released the first song “Yummy” early this month.
My new album #Changes out Feb 14. Pre-order and get the new track with my friend @kehlani ‘Get Me’ now https://t.co/ovrdEhwGGn pic.twitter.com/yVKOihI4HC
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) January 28, 2020
Bieber will also trek on a Changes tour, in support of his fifth studio album. The announcement accompanied the launch of Bieber’s YouTube docuseries Seasons.
Last week, Bieber introduced the album during a private album playback event in Los Angeles, with Def Jam chairman Paul Rosenberg, longtime manager Scooter Braun and his wife Hailey among those in the room.
The heart throb recounted problems he faced growing up in the industry, and the love and support he felt from his inner circle.
“I don’t even think I should be alive never mind thrive,” he said in front of a crowd of a couple hundred gathered at Village Recorders. “There’s power in weakness,” he said adding that his creative work is “a reflection of that … thank you for loving me at my worst.”
The new album is led by “Yummy,” which has peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
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